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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20

De66al6 ii6er6eu9t guc6!

8ran3oEfde @ercals su s, 10, 123 II. l5 es.
Geaeidnete 2atpns au d, 81, 5, Su.l0 Go.
@eiber rnb farbiser Mfull-au 121, 10, 20,
25, 30 nno so Gents.
@ei6e 2atuns -su 5, Z, 8, 10, 124, 15, 20,
25, 80, 80 nnb 40 Gents. 8u baben in 8i.
fbops, 8iftoria nnb Subia 2apnS.
@eriiiGe 2aipns in allen Sdattirunsen BON
Is bis tu so Gents
Gutbroioerie 9epartenlellt.
edbeiser Borbirnns bon bis Is Gts.
ganbrie 8otbirnns bon 23-50 Go.
5lainfoof Ginfaiiuug bon $50 @tS.
Garbise Borbirnnsen u. AuBenrdnbe oaau.
Siirt GlOuncins, bolle ednse .75-$2.bO.
Spiben 9epartenteit.
Cine enbrofe guspabl in foIsenben epiben.
forten: egbptifde, tiirfifde, Gordon, @alen.
allen grsitsn, bon ber biaisFen bis ! su ssr Be.
ten gIaiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
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800 8elpbnnug. 800
Oie 2eier Der rGreien preKe4 iper6en
f1 freuen, su erfabren. bab es tpeitia.
items eine geffir9tete 2ranfbeit giebf,
tpel9e bic Wifenf6aft in alen ibren
Stobien bat fllriren f6nnen, iin6 bas
tt Der Gatarrb. 9an's &atarrb Sur
1T bic ein3ige iebt in ber mebi3inif6en
griiberi6aft befanute pofitibe Sur. Ser
&atarrb 1T cine @nn1titutionsfranfbeit
unb erforbert cine eonfiitutionsmdBiae
gebanblung. 0an's 3atarrb Rur
tDirb eingenommen unb tpirft bireft
auf bas 8lut unb bic @9Ieimbautfl1.
den beg GDifems, babur9 bic Grinb.
lage Der 3ranfbeit 5erf6ren6 unb benz
Patienten Stdrte gebenb, in6em he bic
Contribution aufbaut un6 ber glaiur in
ibrer Mrbeit bilft. Sie gigent6iimer
baben 10 Diel 8ertrauen au ibre1 6eil<
frdften, baB he bun6ert Dollars fiir ies
ben GaG anbieten, ben He nid)t belt.
SaBt gud Die 3ifte ber 3eugnifIe toms
men. aOreiiirt
s. S. @benen & s o.,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
Gin sseriiinsunas,nit.el.

Grau gbSbe gbesIeb in @eicrfoa, glab
eonntp. Soma, ersablt bic foIsenbe bemsrfens.
ipertte @eididte, berer @abrbcit bon ben Be.
irobuern ienes Stdbtf ms btrbiret pirb: sd
bin 7s Sabre alt unb . n Ianse Sabre bin6urd
BON 3ierenltibsn unb @eldbmsbeit gepeiniat
norben. Sd mar i9Iiebli9 nidt mebr i'm
Stanbe. mid alleiu auaufleibeu. Sttt bin i'd,
b6liig fret bon alien 2etben un6 Gdmersen un6
tari iosar meine eausarbeit san3 aIlein ber.
ridten. Das Ssrbaufe i9 ben electric Bitters
pelfe mid bSllis beriinst unb mid pom aaer
aranibeit unb alien Sie9tbum befreit taben. /"
Mau beriuGe eire 6lafde. Die fleine aIafGs
foffet SO Gents, bic sroBe 81 unb ijt su baben In
bsr aPotbete bon u. DreiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20

Do9 i'd perlpiirte feine befpnoere
guf. S9lieBli6 fab i'd benm, baB
| ii9 9err Nf9en unb aud 9err Goepfe
bemNleher bes S9mar3en a1pertrauten.
! Dies CAB aud mir Mtutb, als 6eigling
tpoute i'd niht gelten unb 10 ging i'd
bin uno that baiIeIbe. 8alb, lrur All
balb follte id aber ltteine Nertuegenbeit
bitter bereuen. Sd babe fdon bel i'm
2eben bur9gemaGt: 3uei grDBe Gtiirs
me auf einem Segelidiff auf bober See
uno mebrere @eIbe Sieber Perioben an
BET 2hite, i6 mar einmal a Sage unb A
Nd9te i'm @efdngniB bon gaIotpell einz
geiperrt, neil i6 fein conf6berirter Gol.
bat tDerben tpollte. Die Belle ober biel.
mebr bas Sod mar 70 niebrig, baB i'd
aibt aufre6t ifeben fonnte. SD babe
ferner ben 6turt1 am IL. Sept. 1875
In Snbianola nitgemadt; ID babe
biefes unb iemes nit benz gr6Bten
Glei9mutb ertragen aber 70 fur9tbar
gef6unben bin i9 nod ME lpDr6en, tuie
unter benz MeHsr 3ieies f9maraen Msens
iGen=Brubers | GolIe Z 6tun6en nabm
6ieie b6bere SbierqudIerei in Gnipru6.
Sd bdtte aufipringen m6gen unb fort,
laufen, aber bas ging nid)t. Dor
S9meraen bdtte id5 f1reien m0gen,
aber i'd f9dmte mid, 70 faBte i1 benn
inliter tpieber BON uelem Mutb, BIB Die
3dbne feif aufeinanber, preBte iaeine
Rnie NIT @etnalt gegen Die GpeffiFe
unb legte ben linten SUB iiber bos
8ierfaB unb bat meinen Qudler bod
lieber elm @n9e init mir 3u MAIDEN un6
mir bic &eble ab3ui9neiben. Dieies
f9Dar3e 66eufal aber grinfte md an
uno fragte, oh bas Mefer nidt i9arf
genmg fei. SD iagte ibm, baB bas nitbt
oer Gal iei un0 nun CAB er aa, baB Ct
es iiberbaupt nidt berfebe, Elm MeEer
su f9drfen. Mber i9 folle nur rubig
fiben bleiben, er iei nun baIb fertig.
SD mar aud balb fertig. Nls i'd
nun bod enbIi9 aufiteben fonnte, bate
i'd elm iteifes @enid unb ftir6terIibe
61mer3en am ganaen G6rper. SO
trat tn ben Store. linb @uifab Gteenfen
iibertani elm 2a9trampf yMeni6, tpie
ieben Sic aust" la9t er i6IieBIi6 bers
aug. sWie ib ausIebe, Iafen sic gut
iein. Id banfe nur rireinem G16pfer,
baB i9 iiberbaupt mod lebe." aber bes
tra9ten Sic fi6 einmoI i'm Gpiegel,
lber Meni6enf6inber batts feinen
Spiegel in ieiner 8ube!) Sd idaute
In ben Spiegel, Du lieber @ott! meis
aer Mutter 3inb fab f9limmer aus,
als ber gei@unbene &aubritter! Nas
Gef6t 5erfrabt unb seri6unbeu unb an
Der rebt :. Seite bes 2inns batte Der
GieI bon Barber ben Bart ifeben laf5en.
SD borgte mir elm MeKer BON 3errn
MiGen unh nabm mir ben Meit bes
8artes ielbit ab, oann taufie i6 mir
eine 5lai9e st. Saeobs Del unb tieb
mir bas @enid elm, bamit mubte id ie,
bod mebrere Sage fortfabren.
Gins 1T fi6er: Su Oloenburg laHe
i9 mid ni9t tpieber barbieren, unb
tuenu es bod nit @emalt iein mub,
bann ioQ mid Or. Bedmann tpenigs
itens borber 9lorofornlirenl-
s. 8. 8uf9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
Yaraiol 0eparte1lteltt.

8ir 9aben baS Bel weitem sroete nnb boll.
fGnoigffe Enforcement bon einfaden unb Gu.
rus Gonueufdlirmen in ber Gta6t
S9maraieioene Rarafols-ton IS es. bis 81.
Sdparae Gtlas. S9irme bon '25-$6.
S6parae @tIaS. Sdirme gefiittert unb NIT
Spisenranb bon $2.25-$1b.
garbise @araiols unsefitierte--1 .25 bis $5.
Sarbtge @arafols, gefiitterte, NIT Spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ Bis $12.
ainDsr'8arafOts sn So, so, IS CO. u. 81.
9ameu @eibwaaren.
Sehaber, bolle @robe. bon As cs. bis au $4.
gange Senoen, bon 10 cs. bis su 81.
eoriett.8eiten aller @roben, bon 40 Gents
bic gu $1.b0.
CONNER @au3e leberbeften, in @r06ea BON
28-44, "a 40, so nnb so Ste.
Cine biibfde Nusmabl bon Sill II. Gpiben.
bauben fitr &inber bon 25 eS bis $2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
prei(e (precben fit Bdn0e!

Surge &tnoertleiber Bon 66 cs. Bis $3.50.
@eaetdnete nnb einfade S1neiaer bon l24
Gents dufparts.
8oroirte fleberfleiber gu SO unb aufparts.
Boroirte @afbmir Scarfs bon $l50-$2.
S6bar3e nnb farbise seriebs au 81, 1.25,
1.50, So unb oufpdrts.
9ameu 9trtmpfiorteu.
8ranae 8albrissan, gutter Nualitat, au 10,
IL, 15, Is, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb aufpdrts.
@infarbise Strampfe-3u 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 Gents uno aufparts
@infade unb 9urns ..eeioeniftimhfe fir
MdO9en nnb ainber, in allen 8arben unb an
allen Yreiie
GOriettz9epartement.
Son gorietts balten mir Bic $50 Bone@, Bic
Marner 8ros., in allen Graben, Die IS. g .,
bic 70. 81, bi. v& g." unb biele anberee
Mfarfen, gu a., so, rs gts. uns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
4nsher aaferne.

2ieuienant: Was ift benn bas ben
ganjen Ra6mittas btnbur9 fur elm In.
flames Gepfeife9
@efreiter: gntihulbigeu, 6err 2ieus
tenant, bic Manui6aft muB fiir bic
inorgieen 3n6bel Brob f9neiben, ,-bn3u
mub tilan iie pfeifen Iaiien, fonif freFen
bte 3erle bic Sdlfte babon tueg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
Urine 2Idofi)ett.
gerIiaer stOman BON @auI sinsaa.

l8Ortfetung.l
9aum auei Msarf fit aebuSfiiubiQe
4rbeiis froots Bruno eriiaupty. '(s St iuar al
iDdbrerb @retens Berid5t febr ernif ges
iunrDen.
DoDon eebt obsr oas @arngelb ab,
fnpr greie fprl, pas 1arii nlllleH tDlr
Ildlnll1 1elblt tieilefl, iliio Das fDitei ftir
DoeF9arH unD oas bllllgere untergarn
ip0@entliG au9 NOD o9faig pfennige
ols eitte Nfatt. Ca blelbt uHs alp,
iuellJ iulr ogne non Der Mrbeit aMf5u=
isbfH bon trhb bis ipdt an Der Wfai9ine
lipeH uno Den Soniitag ilod9 5lir Mrbeit
gln5unegnlen, tDo@enfllg Dod Hi9t mebr
als 5lpolf bis Drel5eblI Wtart.
8rano f9iitteIte ben Ropf na9bent.
Iid5. gr. bate fi@ na@ ben 8erbdIts
niiien aundbff nar ertanbigt, INN iiber.
bnupt cine uuterbaltung afi5utnhp5en.
s5ett aber flbbten Tim bic MitbeiIungen,
bie ibm Greie nit rubiger Gtimme CAB !,
fiefe 9beilnnbnle un6 sugIeim elm ges
ipijjes @ranen Elm. Bon 10 geriaos
fngieen Sumnen 3ur Beitreitung bes
2ebers bate er bisber feine Mbnung GEE
haht.
3m6lf bis 6reijebl Warf bic Wo9e2
iDieberbolie Ct.
9o. out,potfete grete fdtfi6f In her
oaieu 9eif. nm 0finoiferl herltm fdnoi
ober BE id5Ied,fe 3eif an un6 6aiIerf his
Gebtenlber. 0ies Sdhr baf ne inoor
gl5nu friiber beoDnrel1. Nn hefonttiief
mir ltlierf fneElr tlIs brei 0ukeub Qroaem
fir Ben 9ao. of ober nnd5 ,nemiosr
I'm hsr ber6auosueu ynnd,s hnhs IA,
lIur adit Wiorf fiinTaio qfeunioe Der.
6ienen f5nnen. unb I'M fIodinmn,er
femrle idi leIfen iiber fier 6is fiinf
g]farf N}6henIoHn hin0us gyieun n
her fdbIe9,ien 2eif 6er gSsrS;enH
bis oiif fieben gi{orf Sc gBod,e ifsioi
baua III es 5tbon .ettpas 9IuEeroeir6I1ti.
Iif5es. Tos n iiid1t MEL uidbf rnolrs
Nllm ionoefl Gle eiiir,oI an a. refsinsr,
@e63elr sic adj W2onafe o,Ife mn
ulifiiere 2eif mil eiuem ip6d5euflid5en
Werbien{i i,on eIf Nlorf - ma IN 6os
6bdjife. ipog Gie onuebmen f6uut,l
6os nladit uroef6hr breihufberffifnfs
uutf1ebaio Mlorf. ,uie "a, mir beredanst
Iobe llirf fiIlIi fonu,en nisr gHnnots
NIT fiiuf gj2orf bie gpnMe in Gor.sm
aIIo siuiId5en ,leuusio un6 huuheyt gIari 1i
Hos noi6t in goRre hndineoriFien sirr. n;sr.
Observation-Disclosures MSarf Nenou
6tft al filr @arif eti1a Ia pieraItI Maorf siir II
6ie 0ronftnfoife etlno atu6if Mlorf unh
ip nerbIeiben itns Observation-Disclosures
bis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Msnyi
9leiuer Wlutter babe Ia m66emiIi6
led,s N2arf fiiuF,id gfennioe FIR rofi
unb gdllafqelD ;ahIen lniifIeu. Daf1r
babe iM einen nm ben onberu Sag mar.
mes GHeu befonlmen, an ben anberen
90oen bier G@maI3brobe unb eiue
f1nne Qa|fee. Ge@s Wsarf fiufaia
Wieuniee ffr slpeiunofanf,is Mo9en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20

Serren 8albrissan nnb braunes Qislettrs0b
nnteraens. bon sl.75 Bic $3.50, per Mnsus
etne bubble auSpabI bon f9narsen 9aIs.
in4ern, Santafiefdleifen, @in6for. iin0 vfout
IN banD" @rabatten.
Gin f9Oner gorrntb BON leinenen unb leibe.
men SerrensSaidentihern, Spero SdIeifeu,
feibeneis Nesenf9irinen.
Sin febr grobeS afo.tement bon peiben uub
bnnten anaben<S Sberbemben ans @ereaI, fiirs
Nlter bon 4-12 Satrsr, au l6, rs, s5, so Sc.
unb oufpdrts.
9errenidube IN allen 8ormen unb MuRsrn
uno au allen 9reilen.
Son 9erren- unb 5fnabsn. Strobbaten bQbsn
mir baS aus9ebreitetRe Eager I'M SabpeFen.
2errer,- uno anabensG Gils6ate, meide rub
feife, bon allen 4rteu unb Sdattiruugsn.
Sdnb5eus fiir 9anen II. &inoer.
s,n bieiem Departemeut BIN id 70 ROLL bpr.
sefeben, bab i@ Nae unb Seberniann 30 befrit,
,siasn bermag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
GeiOelt : 9epartellteltt.

s3parser unO farbiser atIas, bon so gents
BITS 5u $500.
snrab eeibenftoife in alien S@attirunsen
au rs Gents uub $500.
G@parjer nnD forbiser Gros Grain gu 75r.,
80 r.,.$1, 81 25 unb $3.50.
@efreifte rnb f9edise Gommer. Ge,ben 40
So, DO, so, 66, 10 unb 80 Gents.
S9porser nnb farbiser Surab gtlas, gu
30 unb rs gents.
&leiberitoif : 9epartenleut.
CONNER. gafimire ipie Nuns. Selling, alba.
troe, GRAPES. Mlserienue Streif, satin DO.
@rena6ine, Debese 3u allen @reifeu.
GatinBs se3ei@nef n6er einfarbiq au 10, Is,
20, 20, 80 unb 35 Gents.
grinfleS Seeriuders sn Z, 9, Il IL unO 15 c..
@ingbam In bibi9er ausDabI, 3n s, 10,
12 un6 is GentS
3epbbr @insban, 5u 20, 25 unb 80 Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
gStr bebaupten suterfid,tltdj mnb tbn.
tlet1 e2 heiuciieffs

baB fein Gall bon Dispepfe Ooer 2ebers
ftarrbeit borfommt, Der uidbt bur9 ipites
matif6en @ebraI@ bon 81 m m n 8
2iDers Regulator + gelinbert ooer
Der ni9t baourd enti9ieben furrirt tuer.
ben f6nnte. Dies LIT feline prablerei,
iOnbern cine beipieiene 3baiia6e unb
tuer on bieien &ranfbeiten leibet, ber.
iast ii9 ielbit ben Segen ber @eiunb.
belt, inbem er benz &esulator cine
probe pertpeisert. 9ieies iit cine tpertbs
pole Mr3nei, tpelGe In Qdnbern mo- 2es
berftarrbeit berridt unb ipo bic Natur
bic Wurjeln unb &rduter aur 0eilung
flimatif6er 9rantbeiteu liefert, ibren
&uf getppnnen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
3ntarr)=6itr.
gsurft! Saaudb,paaren.

@rocerpbdnbler unb Gpeifetpirtbe
bonn 2an5e m66ten mir einbringli1
6arauf aufmerfIam MAIDEN, baB mir
fur bic Gabrifation BON WurF unb
&au6waaren unfangreiGe gnrbereis
tungen getrofen baben unb in Gtan5
geieBt finb, allen Mnforbernngen Sc.
niige 5u Ieiifen. Mir geben Garantie
fitr quite Maare unb reelle Bebienung.
Die 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer pers
i6nli6en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Nes
ifellungen Bel 3eiten Elm.
Mm. Shilling & 6obn,
1,10w1i 511 Nbenue s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
Goriett=9epartenlent.
l1utriidIid1er gJ}nRffnb.

Gutsberr: gaa, Sdrsl, tuie eebt es
Seinem 8ater, 1T er bon feiner gefdbrs
li9en Rrantbeit ipiber bergefteatS
S6rgl: Mir6 tpobl fein; bat er
mid bod beut' i6on stpeimaI seprhgelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
8erluid Ban glnitern /!

Grif@ jeben Sag! Der5en in ieber
5orm ierbirt. Gbenio Wilb aller 9lrt,
ie nod ber Sabres5eit. = gu baben I'm
Reitaurant Dsn Saruif@ & Bdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20
306(eil 6eUOei(en !!

Glouneinss unb tiirfifGe Mueenranbfpiten
in Cream, 8eib, Beige unb farbis.
Spaniid)e @uimpure in Sdwar3, gream
unb Beige, unb panenbe einfaifnnsen.
Damen.Safdentiider, ipei6e, nit GantaFe-
einfahung, 3ierrano unb Baden; sIei9falls
cine fd0ne austpabI bon Srauer.GaI9entf.
9ern au allen Yreiien.
9ausbaltuusstoffe.
@ebIeidter Slid Demait-au So. 40, 45,
80 Gents unb aufparts.
8rauner Douait au %. 80, 40 unb so es.
@otber Siirfif9er Slid. .9amaft-3u S0,-35,
40, 80 uno 60 Gents uno aufDdrts.
@ebleidte nnO unseblei9te 9amaif Sanb.
ti6er, gutter @r0be, gu 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 gs.
nnb aufnarts. @robe tirtifde 8abe.Sanbs
tii1er gu is, 16, 20 unb 20 Gents.
a's @stranffss SanOt9erasaaq bon s. 30 20 Ste, o.
gents unb auiipdrts.
Drapirnngsffoffe au 10, IL unb Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-20

Dis
@0@entIidbe Treie NrsfTe
erideiut
eben Dcnnerfa8
unb tDfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 flr
Wcnate in gcrcusbe3obtnna
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.,:u nTlnCh % arc everywhere using and rccommcn-
u'nS rarNrr'S Tonic because they have Ieor"cI
ON experience that it speedily ovcrcomcs jo
!o""'ncy' indigestion, pain or weoknoss IN
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Ill Tie sex. fc'"
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ih"' hacking cough can DO so quickly curcJ ly
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ANNUAL LlSICPolST.
OF THE
COUNTY TREASURER,
OF UNION COUNTY

To has Honor the prcsiltny Judge Of the an J"-
aicial Circuit the .fotIowjny report IS resPecLiW-
ly snJmittcd February, 1887.
To balance cash OH hand APRIL 9Th, 1856,
In settlement with County Auditor:
Ordinary County purposes ........ 90 ~
For special purposes............ al" ~
For School purposes. liza 70
To,nl balance. $3.50 10
Amount collected for ordinary
County purposes from October 10Th
1886, to 10Th January, lSS1......... So4o W
Total amount collected for Inter-
eat on r. r. bonds. lO2Gl 50
Total amount collected for re-
firing r. Il. bondS........."...... 1873 "a
Total amount collected for school,
2 mills tax ........................... 7olS 2l
Total amount collected for poll
,ax................... ............... 1926 90
Total amount collected for past
indebtedness ........................ 22lo 90
Total amount collected for liquor
license. ............. 200 90
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The State Teachers association. which
has been III session in Topeka this week
seems to have been fairly well attended
from published reports of its proceedings
as published in the local papers, and full
of interest and profit to those who were
present and participated in the exercises.
The opening session was held Tuesday
evening IL representative hall. DR.. J. p
Williams, the retiring president, was I'M
able 10 be present on account OF sickness
in his family. ard Hon. G.. W. Jones pre-
sided. The address Of welcome was de
livered by DR.. +. S. 1EcCabe, of Topeka.
In the course of his remarks he said:
The rule of progress which is every
where OBSERVABLE applies with emphasis
IN connection with the modes of inStruc-
ton and to everything pertaining to the
management Ot schools The main pur-
pose of these sessions is To promote inn
prOvement IN the process of discipline
and instruction and to secure larger and
better results IN every department Of ed
uCatiOn. Neither criticism nor counsel is
within my province on this occasion. We:
perhaps Il respectful suggestion NAV be
kindly received from one who for many
years haS had friendly and cooperative
relations with the teachers OF Kansas and
VINO once was himself a member of the
mighty army OF school teachers. Perhaps
there is no department. in which educated
men are more frequently deficient than
III expression. Use the term expression
Is that which Is embraced in elocati.n
ana rhetoric. There can be no ,iou5r
that there are many men OF large knowl-
edge and ripe scholarship who WELD
very little power in the word. The
reason of their failure 70 influence men
Il often found in the fact that their utter
ances and style are such that the people
VIII not near what they write. Their
record Is thai they are good men whom
no one wishes To near. Their manner is
aulL Their style is feeble. inaccurate.
uTe>ome.
The response was made by DIR. \. L.
Hobbs. OF Wichita. \ number of pa
pers were read upon points of chief
concern pertaining to the question of
education. Prof. D. $. Pence. surerm-
tendent of instruction for Sedywick
county. and Prof. Chidester, superin-
tendent of the city schools of Wichita.
were present and took an active rart in
the proceedings, both in committee
rooms and on the floor Of the assembly
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

In its editorial commenting upon the
characteristics and political career of
Governor Marmaduke of Missouri. which
was occasioned by the death of the gov
ernOr, the Globe-Democrat stated that
"His West Point training, which chung
to him through life, was largely respon-
slble for this serious defect in his politi-
cal career; it gave him false notions re-
specting his responsibility to party and
people, and persuaded him that his Office
was dictatorial rather than executive in
character. If this be true of him will
it not hold good as to all other West
Point graduates: If true it would present
question worthy OF serious considera-
ton in selecting candidates for high and
responsible positions in the civil govern
ment. The experience of the country.
however, IN the matter Of imposing civil
trusts upon men of military education
and training. from president down, does
not bear out the assertion. No man ever
had more favorable opportunity to assert
such inclination than General Grant.
but the world knows that he manifested
not the least inclination in that direction.
If it were true of Governor Marmaduke
his was an exceptional case. We think
the Globe-Democrat confounds discipline
with dictatiOn That men of military
training are more disciplinary i'll their
methods of life in every respect is but a
natural sequence. though it may be said
to their credit rather than otherwise.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
WHAT KANSAS MIGaT DO.

A current item, says the Kansas City
Star. which has appeared IN nearly all Of
the newspapers of Kansas is to the effect
that not more than One-half of the dairy
products consumed by that state are pro-
duced within its borders. Following
close upon this statement the singular
fact is noted that Kansas. which annu-
ally raises millions of bushels of corn
consumes thousands of cans of that ce-
real which is put up in Maine-a state
which does not produce one bushel
of corn where Kansas raises five thou
sand This shows a condition OF
affairs in that state for which there
is absolutely no apology. Carrying Goals
to Newcastle would be a thoroughly log
zeal proceeding compared with the i'm
pOrtation of butter, cheese and corn into
a state which ranks among the first in
its grazing facilities and its splendid ag-
ricultural resources. The fault lies with
the people, and it must be speedily cor
rected If Kansas expects to make the
best of her great possibilities. The fail
ure of the farmers of that state to proper
ly utilize the opportunities which the
soil and climate offer for diversified
huSbandrv. is one of those perpleXing
enigmas which seem to defy solu-
ton. Almost all of the smaller
channels of profit seem to be neg
lected in the zeal for extensive
farming which seems to possess the TIL
ers of the soil. The result is that vast
sums of money annually 90 out of the
state for commodities which Kansas
should produce in the greatest abund-
ance. and prosperity is hindered by this
perversion of economic principles.
With the enormous immigration that
is pouring into that state, the day is rap
idly approaching when largely in
creased division of land is inevitable and
the plan Of small farming will become a
necessity. Agricultural producers viii
then be constrained TO learn the lesson
which they have hitherto failed to mas
ter, and it is the part of wisdom to antici-
pate that day by timely action.
There IS no reason why Kansas, with
her vast herds of cattle and her almost
lmitlesS pasturage. should not only sup
ply her own people with butter and
cheese. but export large quantities of
both every year. and if the measure of
enterprise in that state were commensu-
rate with the natural advantages, there
would be a sufficient quantity of fruits
and vegetables annually canned 10 meet
the home demand, and bring in from
outside markets handsome revenue.